Optimization (Python/GAMS) for Economic Dispatch in Energy
The Algorithmic Economist (PhD)
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Use Python, Pyomo and GAMS to develop optimization models for electricity grids with energy storage and renewables.
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- Understand the fundamentals of economic dispatch and its importance in electricity grid management.
- Learn to define input data, build models, and formulate mathematical representations for economic dispatch in Python/Pyomo.
- Gain practical skills in solving economic dispatch models with storage and CO2 constraints using Python and GAMS.
- Develop the ability to model and solve economic dispatch problems that include renewable energy sources such as wind.
- Explore advanced concepts by modeling economic dispatch in a 24-bus grid, including understanding power system topology and reliability.
- Obtain practical experience in debugging, optimizing, and exporting model results to Excel for further analysis.
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DescriptionWelcome to my best-seller course!
If you need help, you will find me on LinkedIn. Send me an invitation at:
linkedin com/in/spyrosgnl
or find me on my website
www.
algorithmiceconomist.
com
*WHATÂ THISÂ COURSE ISÂ ABOUT*
This course is designed to provide you with a deep understanding of economic dispatch, a crucial concept in the efficient operation of power systems. You'll start with a thorough introduction to the basics before diving into the specifics of economic dispatch with storage in a 1-bus grid. Â You will learn to define input data, build models, formulate mathematical representations, and solve these models using Python/Pyomo and GAMS, complete with practical debugging techniques.
As you progress, the course will guide you through more complex scenarios, including the integration of CO2 constraints and renewable energy sources such as wind. You'll gain experience modelling and solving economic dispatch problems in Python and GAMS, both with and without storage. This includes understanding the convexity of objective functions and how to effectively incorporate CO2 constraints. Then you will focus on economic dispatch in a more complex 24-bus grid, learning about power system topology, reliability test systems, and the per-unit system.
By the end of the course, you will have modelled, solved, and optimized various dispatch scenarios, and be able to export your results to Excel for further analysis.
Whether you're a student, researcher, or industry professional, this course offers valuable insights and skills to enhance your understanding and management of electricity grids with renewables and storage.
There are no prerequisites. The course uses Python, Pyomo, and GAMS, assuming no prior experience. The lectures are easy to follow because the videos are very detailed. Come back here every 6 - 12 months to watch the updated version, as the content is regularly updated.
 BIOGRAPHY*
I have a PhD in Economics, from Imperial College London, and since 2012 I have been conducting research and consultancy in this field.
Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn, which is /in/spyrosgnl
I founded the Algorithmic Economist, which offers education in data-driven economics, where my expertise lies. You will learn how to conduct economic analyses using optimization, machine learning, and data science.
My teaching style uses simple, easy-to-understand language and plenty of examples.
My vision is to democratize this knowledge and make it more accessible. There are currently very few tutorials in this domain, and academic publications/textbooks often use complex language and are quite outdated.
If you need support, please reach out to me on LinkedIn. I share additional resources from time to time.
Who this course is for:
- Professionals working in the energy sector looking to enhance their skills in electricity grid management and renewable integration.
- Quantitative developers who want to apply their technical skills to the field of energy system modeling and optimization, leveraging their expertise in data analysis and mathematical modeling.
- Data scientists and analysts interested in applying their skills to energy system modeling and optimization.
- Students studying electrical engineering, energy systems, or related fields who want to understand economic dispatch models.
- Researchers focusing on energy economics, optimization, or renewable energy technologies.
- Policy makers and regulatory professionals aiming to gain a deeper understanding of economic dispatch and its implications for renewable energy.
- PhD candidates
- Anyone with a general interest in energy management, renewable energy, and the technical aspects of electricity grid operation.
Welcome to my best-seller course!
If you need help, you will find me on LinkedIn. Send me an invitation at:
linkedin com/in/spyrosgnl
or find me on my website
www.
algorithmiceconomist.
com
*WHATÂ THISÂ COURSE ISÂ ABOUT*
This course is designed to provide you with a deep understanding of economic dispatch, a crucial concept in the efficient operation of power systems. You'll start with a thorough introduction to the basics before diving into the specifics of economic dispatch with storage in a 1-bus grid. Â You will learn to define input data, build models, formulate mathematical representations, and solve these models using Python/Pyomo and GAMS, complete with practical debugging techniques.
As you progress, the course will guide you through more complex scenarios, including the integration of CO2 constraints and renewable energy sources such as wind. You'll gain experience modelling and solving economic dispatch problems in Python and GAMS, both with and without storage. This includes understanding the convexity of objective functions and how to effectively incorporate CO2 constraints. Then you will focus on economic dispatch in a more complex 24-bus grid, learning about power system topology, reliability test systems, and the per-unit system.
By the end of the course, you will have modelled, solved, and optimized various dispatch scenarios, and be able to export your results to Excel for further analysis.
Whether you're a student, researcher, or industry professional, this course offers valuable insights and skills to enhance your understanding and management of electricity grids with renewables and storage.
There are no prerequisites. The course uses Python, Pyomo, and GAMS, assuming no prior experience. The lectures are easy to follow because the videos are very detailed. Come back here every 6 - 12 months to watch the updated version, as the content is regularly updated.
 BIOGRAPHY*
I have a PhD in Economics, from Imperial College London, and since 2012 I have been conducting research and consultancy in this field.
Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn, which is /in/spyrosgnl
I founded the Algorithmic Economist, which offers education in data-driven economics, where my expertise lies. You will learn how to conduct economic analyses using optimization, machine learning, and data science.
My teaching style uses simple, easy-to-understand language and plenty of examples.
My vision is to democratize this knowledge and make it more accessible. There are currently very few tutorials in this domain, and academic publications/textbooks often use complex language and are quite outdated.
If you need support, please reach out to me on LinkedIn. I share additional resources from time to time.
Who this course is for:
- Professionals working in the energy sector looking to enhance their skills in electricity grid management and renewable integration.
- Quantitative developers who want to apply their technical skills to the field of energy system modeling and optimization, leveraging their expertise in data analysis and mathematical modeling.
- Data scientists and analysts interested in applying their skills to energy system modeling and optimization.
- Students studying electrical engineering, energy systems, or related fields who want to understand economic dispatch models.
- Researchers focusing on energy economics, optimization, or renewable energy technologies.
- Policy makers and regulatory professionals aiming to gain a deeper understanding of economic dispatch and its implications for renewable energy.
- PhD candidates
- Anyone with a general interest in energy management, renewable energy, and the technical aspects of electricity grid operation.
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- Release Date 2024/08/11